Porcelain is very easy to care for and can simply be washed by hand with warm water and washing-up liquid after use. Unlike unglazed ceramics, such as Yixing clay, glazed porcelain does not absorb odours or flavours and so can be used with different teas each time. Do not put in microwave or oven.
Teapot Handleless
Iron Glaze
Jingdezhen
SKU
7791
Yoshi En has recently grown out of Sunday Natural to become an independent premium tea store. As part of this transition, some products may still be shipped in Sunday Natural packaging.
Handleless Iron Glaze Teapot decorated with textured chatter marks, handcrafted in Jingdezhen: the birthplace of porcelain. Perfect for brewing aged and dark teas, such as Oolong, Shou Pu Erh and black teas.
| Item | Handleless teapot |
| Origin | Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China |
| Dimensions | Ø8.3cm, H8.2cm x 9.7cm |
| Volume | 170ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
Each item is handmade and unique, therefore colour, weight and dimensions may vary slightly
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Jingdezhen
The birthplace of porcelain, Jingdezhen has been producing the finest Chinese ceramics for over a thousand years and was home to some of China’s most important imperial kilns. Surrounded by breathtaking nature in the northeastern corner of Jiangxi province, the remoteness of the small city has helped preserve age-old traditions that are still in practice to this day. When Europeans first encountered Chinese porcelain back in the 14th century, they concluded that this ethereal yet solid “white gold” could only have been made by magic. The secret? Kaolin: the soft white clay essential to manufacturing porcelain, named after the Gaoling mountain in Jingdezhen where this resource was available in abundance.
